We loved everything - from our first meeting with Gavin to our last goodbye with Gavin! Beautiful building, fabulous sea view, and four poster bed. The bar was full of locals, which was a good sign to us. We'd booked for dinner and it was delicious. Pan fried sea bass with a white wine sauce. Desserts, well. Hubby had a jaffa cake sundae, I had frozen cherry Eton mess. Superb. The room had a bath and a shower, so we were both happy. Breakast was perfect. A full Welsh breakfast. Tasty sausage, fresh mushrooms and gorgeous black pudding. All of the staff were very friendly and efficient. Gavin does a great front of house job, and I believe the fabulous chef is his husband. An excellent team altogether. We'll definitely be going back.

One night wasn't enough!

This adorable inn had fantastic, helpful staff, beautiful views and was a great location for exploring several areas on our itinerary in North Wales. The pub had great outdoor seating. The included breakfast was incredible and we enjoyed our dinner in the restaurant there as well - we were lucky enough to be there for steak night! The staff were amazing - from suggestions for off-the-beaten-path dinner locales, directions for our hikes and helping us move rooms after a plumbing issue, I couldn't have asked for better!

We really enjoyed our stay here. Very friendly hosts and the tasty breakfasts really made it for us! Also nice to stay somewhere that was positive about dogs (properly dog friendly-not just dog tolerant). Handy to have the bar downstairs in the evenings. Handy location with lots within easy driving distance-we were able to cover Anglesey, Snowdonia and the coast (Llandudno/conwy easily.

Some of the rooms could benefit from a bit of updating. Wouldn’t stop us from staying there again though.

We liked the friendly and helpful nature of the staff. The view from our room was stunning - we looked out over the sea to Anglesey. The dinner was very good and well presented. A wide choice of options was available at breakfast.

Not really a "didn't like" but you should be aware that the Gladstone is close to the very busy A55. If, like us, you sleep with windows open and live in a quiet location, you should be aware that there will be some traffic noise.

Very clean, all signage clear but not obtrusive, staff clearly focussed on guests needs. Locals in bar respected our space, while getting on with their lives - we think there was a pool league or similar event. Location was better than expected - yes, it's near the Expressway but we got little traffic noise and found a nice walk into the village and nearby seafront. Room was warm, comfortable and well furnished, with reliable plumbing. Had chairs in bedroom which many places miss out. We had missed dinner time but owner Steve helped us order a delivered-takeaway and provided plates and cutlery. Breakfast was generous and tasted great. Over breakfast co-owner Gavin chatted to us about things to do nearby - and his suggestions proved excellent. Made great start to holiday week.

Almost nothing to criticise. Room better than expected and breakfast generous. Car park is a bit small so could be a challenge if lots of guests/locals bring a car. Getting takeaway delivered took around 45mins.

Pleasant room with nice aspect. Tea and coffee facilities. Plenty of power sockets. Parking no problem. Comfortable bed. Food was high quality and good value. Drinks not too expensive for a hotel.

WIFi wasn't working but luckily 4g signal good. Shower was a bit of a challenge. Simple mixer so took a few gallons to set a stable temperature. Wish hotels would fit thermostatic valves! Would save a lot of water.

The good lady and me really enjoyed our couple of nights stay @ THE GLADSTONE in June 2023. The room was excellent although only merited "economy without views" as we booked our stay when the Hotel was full (only 6 rooms). Unfortunate that there was not an upgrade available. We chose to dine at the Hotel as the food was wholesome, tasty and cooked to perfection with a non processed appeal presented from a reasonable priced menu. The Gladstones heart was the bar with sea views and chesterfield furniture, very trad' decor, real ales and cheerful bar staff - suited me being a pub person with years as a CAMRA member and many more years enjoying the beers around the world. Overall The Gladstone deserves a high score review, I would not bother at all reviewing inferior establishments so I am pleased to confirm the visit as most enjoyable. Marty

The chance to upgrade our room was not offered despite 3 months advanced booking. So our room offered 2 small windows - high up so we could not see anything outside.

This country inn is on high ground 200 yards from the Irish Sea. Our room on the first floor had an unobstructed view of the gorgeous sunsets into the sea. The two owners and their staff were engaging and helpful. The included full breakfasts were terrific, and Sunday roast dinner was special!! We can’t say enough about our wonderful stay at the Gladstone, plus all of the wonderful sights nearby!!

Although more of a pub than a b&b the place has a wonderful vib , excellent staff that will bend over backwards . The location is spot on just of the express way but far enough for no noise . You need to book for food but is definitely worth it at excellent prices . Gavin is a great host and goes out his way to ensure you have a good stay . Would definitely visit again

All great

Lovely staff very efficient and compident could not do enough for you . The breakfast was as good as any we have had before, the evening meals were also excellent and very reasonably priced.The atmosphere in the pub was also good with a mixture of different ages .A good selection of beers and very good for dogs also.

The double room was a little small but comfortable.We have rebooked for later in the year but have booked the king-size for a little extra room.